Are we condemned to drink this electronic bacteria with each sip of real traffic?
Brighton failed to assert themselves and, as a result, were condemned to their fourth successive defeat.
Children who played truant were being condemned to a life of unemployment and crime, he said.
Once condemned to the shadows, these injustices are starting to get the attention they deserve.
In the stock market those of us who remember history are its prisoners, condemned to skepticism.
The Democrats will undoubtedly be condemned to wander in the wilderness for some time to come.
Until about 150 years ago Nadars - mostly "toddy tappers" - were condemned to a near untouchable status.
In the second trial, after two court sessions, Helmut Hofer was again found guilty and condemned to death.
Thousands of congenital heart disease sufferers previously condemned to death now had hope.
This notion should be condemned to the scrap heap of American judicial history.
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The president, then, is condemned to be the driver of a high-powered machine, whose full performance he can never test.
Meanwhile, Latinas born abroad are often condemned to low-paying jobs by an even skimpier education or a poor knowledge of English.
Will you decide to leave the future a society where a man is condemned to hopelessness because he was born poor?
Seven Koranic teachers in Senegal have been condemned to jail sentences after they were found guilty of forcing children to beg.
Charlton were condemned to a second season in English football's third tier when they lost a play-off semi-final to Swindon Town.
Meanwhile, the negotiators are condemned to relive the same day, the same arguments, the same deadlocked negotiations, over and over again.
Without that coveted status, workers are condemned to temporary or part-time jobs.
France, meanwhile, is all but condemned to the always tricky European playoffs.
First, it tried to accelerate the processing of asylum claims so people are not condemned to idleness for months or even years.
Are we the land of opportunity or are recent high school and college graduates condemned to the underclass for their working life?
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One risk for Mr Sarkozy, however, is that Mr Chirac will be condemned to yet another period of cohabitation after the 2002 parliamentary election.
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We are not condemned to be prisoners of the past for the simple reason that today, at midlife and beyond, we still have a future.
Edwards, a death penalty supporter, conceded that "serious steps" need to be take to improve the system so that innocent people aren't condemned to death.
But this does not mean it is condemned to perpetual opposition.
Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it.
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In particular we run the risk that another generation of long-term unemployed become condemned to languish outside the labour market for the rest of their lives.
When poverty is considered hopeless, America is condemned to permanent social division, becoming a nation of caste and class, divided by fences and gates and guards.
If exports begin and bring in the kind of revenues being talked about, Bangladesh could reasonably expect to escape the grinding poverty most citizens are condemned to now.
He was judged, condemned to death and executed this evening.
African farmers without adequate road networks are condemned to grow not what they can eat, but what they can carry on their heads and eat quickly before pests destroy it.
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